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US Ends Engagement Era: Anti-Communism Week Signals Strategic Reset on China
By Meng Hao The United States has upended three decades of China policy in less than a month—and Beijing didn’t see it coming. In early November, the Trump administration quietly designated Nov. 2–8 as “Anti-Communism Week,” issuing a presidential proclamation many assumed was largely symbolic. But when the White House

CHINA

Did a ‘Seven-Pillar Sacrifice’ Cause the Hung Fuk Court Tragedy?
By Cai Siyun On the afternoon of Nov. 26, a fire ripped through Hong Kong’s Hung Fuk Court, igniting not one but seven residential towers in rapid succession. Even in a city accustomed to high-rise hazards, the scale and synchronicity of this blaze were staggering, leaving residents and officials stunned

WORLD

Nuclear Shadows in Prehistory: What Ancient Ruins Reveal
For more than a century, scattered archaeological finds have hinted at a past far stranger—and perhaps far more advanced—than anything described in conventional history. Pulled from coal seams, recovered from ancient seabeds, or sealed inside geological layers tens of millions of years old, these artifacts raise a question that borders

LIFE

Princess Wencheng’s Journey Along the Tea-Horse Road
 By Xiao Jing A line from a Yuan-dynasty drama echoes across centuries: “Managing a household begins with seven necessities—firewood, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea.” The list captures the pulse of ordinary life, and yet it is the last element—tea—that would forge one of the world’s longest-lasting trade

WELLNESS

Simple Treatment Change May Cut Stage III Colon Cancer Recurrence 50%
By Xinyu Gao As colon cancer continues to affect more than 1.9 million people worldwide each year, researchers are urgently seeking new ways to improve survival rates—especially for aggressive tumor types that respond poorly to standard chemotherapy. One such subtype is deficient mismatch repair (dMMR) colon cancer, caused by genetic

CULTURE

Cancelled by the CCP, Japan’s Ayumi Hamasaki Performs in Empty Shanghai Stadium
On Nov. 29, 2025, inside Shanghai Stadium, Japanese singer Ayumi Hamasaki turned a cancelled concert into perhaps the loneliest performance in human history. A night that should have held 14,000 fans waving glowsticks and screaming, instead became a vast, silent sea of darkness. The stage was built five days earlier,